A Lesson from the Spirit

Rumors multiply, the earth weeps.
You argue more and more, and you cannot even doubt the righteousness of those arguments.
You argue with yourselves, you argue with others. Discussion often breeds chaos.
Where you try to know something out of mere curiosity, to remedy your own ignorance, where you desire true knowledge — there arguments are not arguments but questions posed to the pure source of knowing.
But where you, driven by pride, wish to elevate yourselves above others by magnifying or diminishing the importance of others and your own, there you do not come to knowledge; there you only destroy the shell of the single unified organism you were from the beginning.
What if I tell you that ignorant judgments offend your soul, that immutable kernel of the Divine beginning. This is all the work of your mind, inquisitive and proud.
Where you try to abstract yourselves from others, dividing into classes, assigning levels to one another, equality and inequality, you bring about destruction not only of yourselves but of the world, destroying the Creator’s original design.
Do not judge, and do not rush to affix labels and stamps in your judgments.
Sometimes the impeccable ideas of the mind smash against the realities of divine purpose.
“What are you saying? I don’t understand.”
—Where you, by your pride, try to govern the world, skillfully hiding behind curiosity, sooner or later you will break upon your own ignorant notions of how the world works.
Curiosity and even irony are natural to you, but only as means of knowing the majestic primordial force planted by the Creator himself — the great, inseparable, all-forgiving force of love.
All your other judgments are only masks, slight coverings for ugly views.
Before you engage in argument, judgments, gossip, stop and consider with what intent you go there: what do you feel? Joyful anticipation of something beautiful, or the bitter sweetness of envy, anger, superiority, worship of your own genius? Who are you? A pure stream of creative energy and love, or a destroyer of the human mind?
It is very important to be able to feel and see yourself always and everywhere.
In proud disputes were born hatred, greed, avarice, disgust, inhumanity; wars were born, great calamities were wrought.
If you look at this from the Creator’s standpoint, what will you see?
Chaos, anger, hatred, disease, disasters, wars, the dehumanization of the remnants of former conscience, that inner voice of the soul distorted by the judgment of the selfish mind — all this is not the work of God’s hands, nor the true desire and purpose of each soul.
Learn to feel yourselves in disputes and judgments, and you will see how everything transforms around you, everything becomes different, because you set this cycle in motion, because you stopped yourselves on the path of your mind’s judgment.
Seek and gain experience, question and receive healing, be inspired by your curiosity and attain the freedom of true judgment — pure, open, filled with the love of the heart within you.
And where you once felt sorrow and disappointment, be filled with the true Divine Light of the Creator, enlightening yourselves and the world around you.

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Important

The Spirit gave an explanation regarding natural selection, where physical strength yields to strength of will, to the power of the Spirit. He said the following:
—The better you learn to control yourselves, listening to the needs of your soul, the greater your chances of success.
No superpowers are needed here; only humanity has its value. Will.
—For example, fasting: training the will over the physical body through food. Right?
Exactly the same way you must train the will inside yourselves — in your deeds, thoughts, words. Thus cultivating the strength of the Spirit. That is what matters!
—It is important to learn and be taught. To acquire certain skills.